Naples Eruption Near Pompeii Signals Mount Vesuvius Activity
Naples reports indicate Vesuvius may erupt soon. A recent blast within a hundred yards of the crater sent lava about two miles long and stones, some as heavy as a fon, flying high. The eruption appears moderate compared to two years ago. Hamburge notes a political change as M. Linan dies and Mr. Cordes succeeds him in the senate.
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Mepoud
Calpan Ghirai
Selim Ghirai
Salta
Naples
Mount Vesuvius
Pompeii
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Senate
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Hamburgh
Easter Court at Westminster and London's Livery Protests
Yesterday at court on Easter Day the Knights Companions in their orders attended the Chapel Royal and took communion. The Lord Mayor’s Guildhall speech warned against threats by administration supporters, praising the London Livery and urging temperance under the law while vowing to punish violations of liberty.
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Chapel Royal
Kay
London
Winchester
Queen’s Palace
Pincess Dowager of
Wales
Guildhall
Elizabeth
Godfrey Bulien
Nust
Alderman Trecothick
House of Commons
Goldsmiths, Grocers
Tait Cortiot Hall
Debtor Relief and Police Actions Across London
Saturday saw 29 members meeting in Whitechapel Street to carry a Bond of Right and discuss debts of Mr Wilkes. A detainer was lodged against Wilkes for debt arising from accepted bills by house in France, with bonds set for seven years. Lord Mayor and sheriffs begged at markets for debtors. Multiple notices follow including appointments, elections, pardons, and public works, with details on bishops, dukes, and various dignitaries, alongside minor incidents of crime, fires, and ship movements.
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Wilkes
France
Ting’s
Surry
St. Margaret’s Hill
John Wilkes
Elys
Jaftice Warfon
Himelf
Edward Burke
St Clesment
Duke and Duchess of Bedford
Bloomsbury-square
Woodburn-abbey
Bedfordshire
Marquis of Rockingham
Earl of March
Sir Laurence Dundas
Bart
Newmarket
Watkins Williams Wynne
Grosvenor-Square
Winstray
Denbighshire
William Hart
Stafford
Lord Viscount Chetwynd
Essex
Peter Milman
Bank of England
Tata
Kingdom of Ireland
Society of Arts, Manufactures, and Commerce
Venice
Candia
Gibraltar
Lanesborough
Ireland
Ambrose Kent
Magdalen College
Oxford
Bath and Wells
Berkley
Somersetshire
Prowse
Winchester
Briton East
Broadley
Gravesend
Downs
Iris
Vague 18th Century Surrender Notice At Colchester Inns
Fragmentary entry lists multiple parties from Essex and Northumbria including Edward Smith of Goldhanger and linen-drapers Thomas Thompson and James Barclay of Newcastle upon Tyne. Various co sunder surrender dates span April and May at venues such as King's Head Inn Colchester and Guildhall. Names include Martin Longy Lower Hart Smithfield.
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NeWwedfile Upon Tynes
Martin
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Southwark
Tyter
Horsleydown Fair-street
St. Mary
Newington
Pardon
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Robert Grants
Fenwick
Grant
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Kensington Church
Richard Watkins
His Majesty
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Newgate
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Mararep
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Yorkshire
Thomas Lewis
Hannah Johnstone
Tadcaster
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Imnha
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Wanstead
David Ker
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Castle-street
Oxford Road
Cheney
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Iegt
Derby
Morgan
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Wade
Noble-street
by-Foster-lane
Southampton
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Settle
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Ditto
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